Articles Tagged: Monika Czinano

Iowa women’s basketball will be on ESPN channels at least six times and FOX channels three times during the 2022-23 season.

Much was accomplished by the Iowa women’s basketball team in 2021-22, but an early NCAA exit leaves a bad blemish. Next season will begin with high hopes and much hype.

Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder had plenty to say on officiating and Lauren Jensen after Sunday’s shocking NCAA second-round loss to Creighton.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament notes: Monika Czinano is perfect from the field, perfect from the line in Iowa’s first-round win over Illinois State. Now she just needs the ball more.

Iowa did what a 2-seed should, routing Illinois State in the first round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, 98-58.

NCAA women’s basketball notes: Iowa allowed 70.8 points per game this season — about 10 points per game better than last year — and was at its best in the Big Ten tournament.

Eighth-ranked Iowa is “champing at the bit” for a potentially lengthy run in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.

Associated Press unanimously tabbed Iowa’s Caitlin Clark as a first-team All-American. Iowa State’s Ashley Joens is a second-teamer; Iowa’s Monika Czinano earned honorable mention.

Iowa earned a No. 2 seed and drew Illinois State in the first round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament

For the first time in program history, Iowa women’s basketball has won the Big Ten regular-season and tournament titles in the same year.

Iowa routed Michigan, 104-80, in front of a sold-out Carver-Hawkeye Arena to earn a share of the Big Ten women’s basketball regular-season championship.

Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Big Ten title hopes are down to one game, Sunday against Michigan. It will be a sellout.

Monika Czinano scored 31 points and spearheaded a pivotal fourth-quarter run to lead Iowa past Indiana, 88-82. The Hawkeyes control their own destiny for at least a share of the Big Ten women’s basketball title.

All-Big Ten women’s basketball post Monika Czinano confirmed that she will play a fifth season at Iowa in 2022-23.

After a 56-point rout in Minneapolis, Iowa women’s basketball was pushed to the final minutes this time against Minnesota. A fourth-quarter surge helped the Hawkeyes escape, 88-78.